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cur8-skills

v0.1.0

Published

CMO judgment for your AI agent — Cur8's marketing skills for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex: strategic diagnosis, positioning, outreach, investor updates, press releases, campaign plans.

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Cur8 Skills

CMO judgment for your AI agent. Cur8's marketing skills for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex — the working standards of the Cur8 AI CMO, installable in one command.

npx cur8-skills install

Then, inside your agent:

/cur8 diagnose my company
/cur8-outreach a 3-email sequence for plant heads at steel producers
/cur8-investor-update from these bullets: ...

The skills

| Skill | What it does | |---|---| | /cur8 | Router — ask for any marketing job in plain English | | /cur8-diagnose | The Atlas strategic diagnosis: research-first, 9 lenses, a CEO Brief you can read in 60 seconds | | /cur8-positioning-gap | Homepage/pitch teardown: the story you tell vs the one that creates demand | | /cur8-icp | Prose → precise ICP with a ready-to-run prospecting filter set | | /cur8-outreach | Cold email & sequences under Cur8's human-voice rules (no AI tells, 4-sentence cap, grounded claims) | | /cur8-investor-update | Investor updates with metrics discipline and honest lowlights | | /cur8-press-release | Wire-structure releases: sourced claims only, FLS hygiene | | /cur8-competitor-teardown | Steelman first, then the flank | | /cur8-campaign-plan | Goal → channels → budget bands → kill criteria |

The two rules every skill enforces

  1. Grounding — specific claims (customers, numbers, outcomes) come only from material you provide. With nothing to cite, the skills write around the gap. They never invent a proof point.
  2. Human voice — no em-dashes, no AI vocabulary, short sentences, outcomes over adjectives.

These are the same standards the Cur8 platform enforces in production — where drafts become sent, tracked, reply-aware, compliance-gated campaigns. Skills draft anywhere. Shipping happens through the gate → cur8.dev

License

MIT. Read them, fork them, make them yours.